Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) operatives intercept 1.81 tonnes of Cannabis Sativa, described as “Canadian Loud,” along with expired pharmaceutical products valued at ₦12.7 billion during operations at Apapa Port in Lagos. The seizures are reported to take place as part of intelligence-led activities conducted by the NCS Apapa Area Command. According to statements attributed to the command’s spokesman, the operation stops the illegal consignments from entering Nigeria’s market. The reports describe the pharmaceutical items as expired products and indicate they are part of the same or related interdictions carried out by customs officers in Lagos. The outlets consistently frame the cannabis shipment as a major consignment measured in tonnes, and they cite the combined value of the expired drugs at ₦12.7 billion. The information is presented as official disclosures from NCS personnel, with dates varying slightly across accounts but pointing to a Monday seizure announcement released on Tuesday. No specific details on arrests, investigation outcomes, or the origin of the goods are provided in the sources.